According to Tuttomercato, Juventus engaged in negotiations to sign Matias Soulé in a swap for Teun Koopmeiners. The two clubs involved worked on this possibility until the last days of August, but the deal did not materialize due to a lack of agreement on figures and formulas.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the primary target for the Juventus attack remains Matias Soulé of Roma. There is significant competition for the Argentine.

Roma committed nearly 30 million euros during the summer to secure Matias Soulé from Juventus following a fruitful loan spell at Frosinone. At first, he found it difficult to secure playing time under Daniele De Rossi and Ivan Juric, but he has since emerged as an essential player under Claudio Ranieri. Although initially perceived as an expensive error, Ranieri's confidence in him has enabled Soulé to thrive, establishing him as a pivotal figure in Roma's recent successes. With Dybala sidelined for the season due to injury, Soulé is now tasked with the challenge of stepping into his role and demonstrating his value as both the present and future of Roma.